Genre/Topic: Adverbs, Verbs
Are adverbs always placed at the end of the sentence? Where do we usually place the adverbs? Where do we place the adverbs if the sentence contains two verbs? Where do we place the word ‘probably’ in a sentence?
Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 20 Question tags
Genre/Topic: Question tags
What are question tags? How do we form question tags? How do we form question tags if the statement is imperative? What tag do we use after ‘let us’ and ‘let’s’?
Grade 8 Grammar Lesson 28 At, on and in: prepositions of place
Genre/Topic: Prepositions
What is the difference between ‘in’ and ‘at’? What is the difference between ‘in’ and ‘on’? What is the difference between ‘at’ and ‘on’?
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Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 3 Present perfect and past simple (1)
Genre/Topic: Tense
What is the structure of simple past tense? When do we use the simple past tense? What is the structure of past perfect tense? When do we use the past perfect tense? What tense do we use when we have to talk about something without indicating when it happened? What tense do we use when […]
6th Grade Grammar Prepositions
A preposition connects a noun or a pronoun with some other words in a sentence. It shows the relationship between the noun or pronoun and the other words.
Grade 9 Grammar Lesson 35 Tag questions
Genre/Topic: Question tags, Sentences
What are tag questions? Are tag questions negative for positive sentences and positive for negative sentences? What is the tag question after imperative sentences? What is the tag question after ‘Let’s’? What is the tag question after ‘nobody’, ‘everybody’ ,’someone’ etc?
Grade 10 Grammar Lesson 45 Prepositions after verbs (3)
Genre/Topic: Prepositions, Verbs
What is the difference between ‘agree with’, ‘agree about’ and ‘agree to’? What is the difference between ‘care for’ and ‘care about’? Are ‘shout at’ and ‘shout to’ used for the same purposes? What is the difference between ‘point at’ and ‘point to’? What is the difference between ‘throw something at’ and ‘throw something to’? […]
6th Grade Grammar Capitalisation
We start a sentence with a capital letter. A direct quotation, salutation and closing of a letter also start with capital letters. Rule 1: Capitalise the first word of every sentence.
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